Flatters Dante Quotes & Sayings

Memory is the basis of every journey. — Stephen King

Figure out the people part and the technology gets a whole lot simpler. — Seth Godin

I did stand-up. I loved George Carlin and Steve Martin. — Steve Buscemi

I was the happiest in English class, and algebra was where I cried. — Shelley Hennig

The trouble with you is," she said, "you sit in front of that window all the time where there's nothing to look out at. You need some inspiration and an out-let. If you would let me pull your chair around to look at the TV, you would quit thinking about morbid stuff, death and hell and judgement. My Lord. — Flannery O'Connor

Listen," he said one afternoon in the library. "You have to read a book three times before you know it. The first time you read it for the story. The plot. The movement from scene to scene that gives the book its momentum, its rhythm. It's like riding a raft down a river. You're just paying attention to the currents. Do you understand that?"
"Not at all," I said.
"Yes, you do," he said.
"Okay, I do," I said. I really didn't, but Gordy believed in me. He wouldn't let me give up.
The second time you read a book, you read it for its history, its knowledge of history. — Sherman Alexie

It is consciousness that sets all limits of life, if there are any limits. — Eric Butterworth

We'd all like to be taken for what we'd like to be. — Malcolm Forbes

A fox should not be on the jury at a goose's trial. — Thomas Fuller

The only constant in the technology industry is change. — Marc Benioff

Ill health is an important factor that forces the poor to remain poor. If they make a little bit of money, one episode of illness can wipe them out. — Zafrullah Chowdhury

Simon, as always, stuck out at the club like a sore thumb, in jeans and an old T-shirt that said MADE IN BROOKLYN across the front. His freshly scrubbed hair was dark brown instead of green or pink, and his glasses perched crookedly on the end of his nose. He looked less as if he were contemplating the powers of darkness and more as if he were on his way to chess club. — Cassandra Clare

Only the prayer which comes from our heart can get to God's heart. — Charles Spurgeon

It takes a kind of shabby arrogance to survive in our time, and a fairly romantic nature to want to. — Edgar Friedenberg